Does tea tree oil help with piercings?
21985
Yes!! I use it on my tragus at night and after the first day any swelling I had was gone.
21986
I just started using it for a toe nail fungus which will take a long time to know if it works or not. Sorry, but I have no other experience with it other than what I've read about the product in general.
21987
Yes. Tea Tree oil promotes healing from a piercing. We recommend you mix Tea Tree oil with a carrier oil or water first, at a 3-5% dilution rate.
2282452
Yes. I use the oil at night before bed. Try to use something with Tea Tree in it. That seems to work for me.
1945615
HI Lori - I don't use the wax on jewelry. I apply it to unfinished wood. I just stick my hand in an old cotton sock, pick up some wax on my fore finger, apply and rub it in with the rest of the sock. Don't know if that would work with jewelry. Good luck. Peg
2004307
No Juliana, this is 100% tea tree oil. You can tell by the way it smells and the consistency of it (tea tree oil is very light, it drips almost like water). If anything was added, the consistency would likely become thicker.
1949021
I put drops of tea tree oil in my liquid soap, because it works as an anti-septic. It does kill and prevent bacteria, and skin infections. Be careful not to use too much tea tree oil, because it has a very strong smell and it can over power.
969853
I don't usually use essiential oils. I purchased this for my daughter to see if it would work to get rid of her warts on her feet.
1756094
Tea tree oil, one of the main ingredients in Miracle oil, has a musty, minty smell. It is normal. :)
1358389
I would think it would work well. I have even put it on my daughters ears before she had them pierced and she said she never even felt it. I will say it takes the edge off but you still have feeling from my own experience.
243206
It is not tea tree oil. It is WHITE CEDAR OIL, also known as thuja occidentals.
1192959
I have been using real tea tree oil for oral health since the late 1980s. When you brush your teeth, you should not be swallowing your tooth paste. I even take a drop of tea tree oil - orally - when I am getting sick. I have never ever had any adverse reaction. Additionally, you'll find tea tree oil in mouthwash and oral rinse too. Not sure how much you've heard about ingesting, but tea tree oil has been used for many generations by aboriginals of Australia and New Zealand for oral and physical health benefits.
1481774
There's two active ingredients: 1) Tea Tree oil- natural anti-fungal. 2) Eucalyptus leaf oil- natural anti inflammatory.
2128147
bloodroot, zinc, chloride, chaparral, red clover, goldenseal, poke root, burdock root, galangal root, yellow dock, thyme, echinacea, calendrela, neem oil, grape seed, caster neem, avocado oil, hemp oil, frankincense essential oils, DMSO, & other botanical ingredients I used it on a wart with good results. No more wart, no scar.
1095677
No, I haven't used it on warts but would sure be worth a try. Worst thing that could happen is if it doesn't work. The Modern Essentials book by doTerra lists Melaleuca or On Guard, Frankincense or Oregano for this purpose. Hope it helps.
289489
I suggest you try oregano essential oil. Face is delicate and sensitive, please dilute before you use. Try taking oregano oil orally too. I have never experienced wart but a friend of mine had these problem on his nail (causing deformed nails) spent lots of money seeing skin specialist with no result. He applied oregano essential oil and take it orally too. 3 months was all he took to get rid of what the doctor couldn't treat for 2 years.Hope this sharing help.
2216116
You can apply either to wounds for medical purposes, for mixing with essential oils or cooking with. I like the fractioned coconut carrier oil better for aromatherapy as it has no oder and does not leave your skin feeling oily. I think sometimes when you use the cooking oil's that are thicker (they often come in a jar in the cooking section and are more of a paste) either have a little scent to them or leave your skin feeling a bit oily. I like the plant therapy coconut fractioned carrier oil because it doesn't have any sent, absorbed quickly and does not leave an oily residue but either one works You can apply either to wounds for medical purposes, for mixing with essential oils or cooking with. I like the fractioned coconut carrier oil better for aromatherapy as it has no oder and does not leave your skin feeling oily. I think sometimes when you use the cooking oil's that are thicker (they often come in a jar in the cooking section and are more of a paste) either have a little scent to them or leave your skin feeling a bit oily. I like the plant therapy coconut fractioned carrier oil because it doesn't have any sent, absorbed quickly and does not leave an oily residue but either... » Read More You can apply either to wounds for medical purposes, for mixing with essential oils or cooking with. I like the fractioned coconut carrier oil better for aromatherapy as it has no oder and does not leave your skin feeling oily. I think sometimes when you use the cooking oil's that are thicker (they often come in a jar in the cooking section and are more of a paste) either have a little scent to them or leave your skin feeling a bit oily. I like the plant therapy coconut fractioned carrier oil because it doesn't have any sent, absorbed quickly and does not leave an oily residue but either one works « Show Less
233701
I haven't however, the tea tree within the shampoo and conditioner could add a soothing effect. I would suggest moisturizing the psoriasis with coconut oil.
2260899
I used it straight from the bottle but you may dilute it with Olive Oil if you wish and that has healing properties as well.